Calebsky:
GREECE: Football League - Play Offs 16:00 AEL Larissa - Iraklis Tip : X/1 (Half Time) / (Full Time) Odd : 4.50

Ionkidiz:
Olympiakos Volos vs AEK Athens . . . Second half most scoring half . . . STAKE HIGH

soluution:
SOLUUTION'S TIP OF THE DAY
Stake in three different slips
Probability of Success in all 3 is 80%

Goodluck!!!!!

pocoapoco88:
i promised 2 drop a daily 2+ strategy but i've bin choked by offline schedules.i'll make it vry snappy coz i hate typing long notes.ok lets go dia:go 2 www.forebet.com click on under/over 2.5 goals den search for 3 OVER 2.5 goals matches 4 dat day wit high percentage and den pick dem for over 1.5goals,after doing dat go 2 www.soccervista.com click BANKER OF THE DAY and select 3 home wins wit odds above 1.4 and below 1.9,den pick dem for a double chance (handicap 1:0).by d time u accumulate all 6games u shud arrive at 2+odds. Giv it a shot

Calebsky:
☆League : World - Club Friendly ☆Date/Time : 09.06.2015 - 18:00 ☆Match : Luxembourg - Moldova ☆Tip : X ( Half Time ) ☆Odd : 2.10

odimbannamdi:
Hi guys!
i was going through the various betting markets on bet365 and the odds for FIRST GOAL METHOD struck me. i attached the picture so we can analyze it constructively.

the odds are kinda high especially for the shot option which we all know has the highest likelihood of occurrence.

now what if we combine 2 matches (where the players are mostly short) based on this odd to give 2.25,which is a 125% return on investment.

of course, there is the risk of lossing, but as long as the number of times we win surpasses the losses, we be in profit by month end.

betting veterans, whats your view on this

Meiji:

When will you have sense?

Lucasbalo:
Yes you are right. The man that turned LASUTH to a magnificent hospital was late Dr Nurudeen Olowopopo who was the chairman of LASUTH BOARD. He died in his swimming pool at his house in ikeja few years ago. He was brought from Chicago by Asiwaju Tinubu to help lagos state straighten out her medical services. He was a pediatric and gynecologist in Chicago and was a great one too. The credit of LASUTH should ho to him. Nurudeen Olowopopo street at Alausa was named after him. We miss him so much in chitown. May his soul rest in peace.

Mynd44:
LASUTH: the teaching university of LASU(Lagos state university) owned and managed by the Lagos state government

LUTH: the teaching hospital of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) owned and maintained by the Federal Government

50calibre:



Shut up!! Can you and all the other ignoramuses on this thread shut the fuc*k up!! I get tired of seeing simpletons on this forum propagate ignorance.

Except it was just a superficial or non-invasive surgery on the chest, it is safe to assume that it was a heart or lung surgery. In that case, it is a major procedure which requires the patient be generally anaesthetised and intubated.

However, It is possible to perform major surgeries while the patient retains some level of consciousness. Typically, the patient will have to be heavily sedated to a point where they're just on the edge of consciousness... They can respond to basic commands, but nothing on the scale of holding a torch light into one's own chest while surgery is performed (are you insane?)

This is complex procedure which requires a higher degree of sophistication, one a hospital which can't provide steady electricity, most certainly don't have.

TCD:
just this evening he had surgery and you drove him back just this evening....must be a very minor procedure.

ONITSHA — Ndigbo Unity Forum, NUF, an Igbo social-political organisation, has set a five-point agenda for the Preisdent-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), as a means of pacifying Ndigbo in all its ramifications.

Top on the agenda is ensuring the execution of the second Niger Bridge project, as scheduled; use of reputable persons from the Eastern region in his government, as well as giving the region an additional state.

President-elect Muhammadu Buhari (L) waves in Abuja on April 1, 2015. Nigeria's new president-elect Muhammadu Buhari hailed polls that will lead to the first democratic change of power in Africa's most populous nation as "historic" hours after he secured a decisive victory. AFP PHOTO
President-elect Muhammadu Buhari (L) waves in Abuja on April 1, 2015. Nigeria’s new president-elect Muhammadu Buhari hailed polls that will lead to the first democratic change of power in Africa’s most populous nation as “historic” hours after he secured a decisive victory. AFP PHOTO


In a press statement issued, yesterday, in Onitsha, Anambra State, shortly after its quarterly meeting, NUF also asked the President-elect to reduce accidents on federal roads by constructing a dual carriage way since most of the roads were currently single lane and in a state of disrepair.

According to the group, the President-elect should also implement the national confab report as this will help fortify national unity.
NUF said after examining the outcome and transparency of the just concluded 2015 presidential election, it had no other option than to congratulate the President-elect.

“NUF is confident that the President-elect will give Nigerians the desired change that will steer the economic and security situation towards the right direction.”

blemon44:







just imaging your sense of reasoning
thats why you are still where you are